Growing up with Porn

Teenagers today grow up with pornography as normal part of life

Recently it seems that there are many articles out there about teenagers addicted to pornography. It always gets me thinking about what these kids believe to be truth and what is normal in regards to porn and sex.

Kids growing up now know the following to be true and normal:

Pornography is everywhere

Pornography is a normal way to learn about sex

Pornography is acceptable to use when anytime you get sexual urges

Women know that everyone uses porn and they are OK with it

Women can satisfy their man by acting like a porn star

Frequent pornography use is normal and there are no side effect

It is sad really. Many kids today have parents that buy into the progressive thinking of today and don’t monitor what their kids do on the internet. Pornography is freedom of speech to them and even healthy for them to use. We can’t censor what our kids consume they say, kids have their rights you know.

How very destructive this is for them! These kids will grow up to be adults who can’t relate intimately with one another. They will be selfish seeking their own gratification and needs instead of trying to serve their mate. Their libidos will be burned out from countless images and climaxes burned into their memories. Sexual intimacy will not be enjoyed like it was meant to be.

With this new normalcy, will they even realize the damage it has done? Will the drug industry come out with new drugs to bring back burned out libidos and sexual dysfunction? How much worse could they slide morally?

Fascinatingly honest article from the New York Post on the younger generation of men.

They grew up with internet pornography easily accessible anytime

Many learned all they know about sex from pornography (sad)

These men think their partners need to act like the women in pornography (very sad)

Sex to them is physical and all about them; no intimacy involved

Read the article here and follow the comments. I think the brutal honesty and facts presented in this article are not easily found in most articles written about pornography and it’s effects.

How can we return sex to how it was intended and not the way portrayed in pornography? What ways can we protect our own children from falling into the trap of pornography and getting their view of sexuality warped?